Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1936, Page 31

AUSTRAN CABT 5 RDRCANZED Helmwehr Influence Ap- parently Erased as Von Schuschnigg Takes Action. By the Associated Press. VIENNA, November 4.—Chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg last night re- organized the Austrian cabinet in a cleanup which was seen as apparently erasing the last Heimwehr (Fascist home guard) influence in the min- dstry. ‘Three Heimwehrmen, including Eduard Baar-Baarenfels, vice-chan- cellor and minister for security and the interior, were ousted, a foreign office spokesman announced, The two other Heimwehr ministers dropped were Dr. Ludwig Draxler, minister of finance, and Fritz Stock- inger, minister of trade and transport. ‘The other minister dropped was Hans Hammerstein-Equord, minister of jus- tice, the spokesman said. Five new ministers were named. These were: Field Marshal-Lieut. Ludwig Hael- gerth. vice-chancellor: Rudolf Neu- maier, finance; Dr. Wilhelm Taucher, commerce; Udo Neustaedter-Stuermer, security, and Dr. Atols Pilz, justice. In addition, Dr. Edmund Glaise- Horstenau, minister without portfolio in the old cabinet, became minister of interior. The chancellor handed in the resig- nation of the entire cabinet to Presi- dent Wilhelm Miklas, who reappointed Schuschnigg immediately and accepted his revised cabinet list. DORSEY WINS SEAT Elected to House of Delegates by | St. Marys County. LEONARDTOWN, Md., November 4 | (®)—Philip H. Dorsey, jr., yesterday | Marys | County in the House of Delegates by | was elected to represent St a vote of 3.130 to 1,692 for A. Kinglsey Love, his Republican opponent. Dorsey has represented the county in the House before. He and Love contested for the seat left vacant by the resignation of A. J. Lomax, who resigned after he was appointed State tobacco inspector. N Trip by Air, Water, Land. OMAHA, Nebr. (®)—Four air- plane passengers en route from Chi<+ cago to the West reached their desti- nations only after traveling on land and water as well as in the air. Pilot Earl Lockwood of the United Air Lines landed his plane on an island in the Missouri River near Fort Calhoun, Nebr., because of fog. He, his co-pilot, the stewardess and passengers reached the mainland in a row boat. An au- tomobile ‘took them to Omaha, where they boarded another plane. Landon Gets 2 Votes to Roosevelt’s 205 in Republican Grove By the Associated Press. REPUBLICAN GROVE, Va, November 4.—The village of Re- publican Grove, in Halifax Coun- ty, belied its name with a ven- geance yesterday, casting 205 votes for Roosevelt and only 2 for Landon. The community, miles north of South Boston, in located 22 | Keedysville. FOUR YOUTHS INJURED IN AUTO-TRUCK CRASH Two Williamsport Residents in Serious Condition After Acci- dent at Boonsboro. BY the Associated Press. BOONSBORO, Md., November 4— Four youths were injured, two of them seriously, when a truck and auto collided yesterday and then struck the home of Dr. J. Hubert Wade, a member of the State Conservation ‘Commission. ‘Those serjously injured were John E. Malott, 18 of Williamsport, a cousin of Sheriff Max Malott, and Elwood Mumma, 18, of Williamsport. Mum=- ma was unconscious after the crash and may have a fractured skull. The Malott youth has possible internal injuries. The others hurt were Paul M. Keefauver and Roy Gray, both of They suffered cuts and bruises. The Williamsport youths were rid- ing a truck loaded with bricks, with Malott driving. The other two were riding in a heavy passenger car, The | two machines swerved into the corner of Dr. Wade's brick house after the | collision. Announcements ; 'anr new styles ef ngraving cfuutd m true Brewood manner are moderate h in cost to meet present-day demands .o ‘Brew®D Engravers and Fine Printers 1217 G St. N.W. PHONE DISTRICT 4868 Don't neglect your CHILD’S COLD IOMMON colds often settle in throat and chest. Don't take chances. 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